Sentence examples for age old issue from inspiring English sources

But secondly, we've also recently come across (yet again) the age old issue of copycats.

Nanotechnology also addresses the age old issue of water polluted by industrial, urban and agricultural pollutants.

Whether judges, or anybody else, should or should not respect the rules of recognition of a legal system, is ultimately a moral issue, that can only be resolved by moral arguments (concerning the age old issue of political obligation).

I also claimed that this resolves the age old issue of creation ex nihilo, namely how something can be created out of nothing.

The age-old issue of voter turnout finally seemed to be helping the political left.

And then of course there is the age-old issue of lack of female role models.

Beyond the bureaucratic problems of human resource and data management is the age-old issue of pay.

"Our new campaign sheds light on this age-old issue and celebrates its resolution with Nook Simple Touch GlowLight".

Japan's greatest asset is a skilful midfield but the age-old issue of physical strength remains a problem.

LAST fall, while working with corporate women across various industries, job levels and generations, an age-old issue re-emerged at a near-fever pitch.

"To some extent, it is an age-old issue," said Eleanor Bloxham, president of the Value Alliance, a firm advising corporations on governance matters.